This proposition received little support and the majority favoured the notion, expressed by Bartoš, that “normally, a treaty was concluded in order to be applied in full; reservations constituted an exception which was merely tolerated”.
Esta tesis apenas concita apoyo y la mayoría es partidaria de la idea, expresada por Bartoš, de que "normalmente un tratado se celebra para aplicarlo íntegro, y las reservas son una excepción meramente tolerada".